Teacher found on top of female pupil in school toilet..

…Oyeleke flanked by his Victims
A 29-year-old pedophile Mathematics and Social Studies graduate of a college of education, Mr. Seun Oyeleke, has been caught pants down with
a seven-year-old female pupil in a school toilet.
Oyeleke teaches at a private nursery and primary school on Church Street, Osogbo, Osun State.
One of the pupils’ mother, Mrs. A Ajiboye, had been informed by her son, who attends Oyeleke’s tutorials with her five-year-old sister, that the teacher was fond of taking the girl out of the classroom to an unknown destination.
“I told my brother, who is a policeman, and he urged me to be patient. My brother then devised a plan with which we caught the teacher,” she said.
Ajiboye told her son that whenever the teacher took her sister out, he should run home and inform her immediately.
But on Saturday, Oyeleke took another girl to the toilet on the school premises and the boy quickly dashed home to inform her mother.
The mother rushed to the school, where he found the teacher on a seven-year-old inside the toilet.
“I was very furious and I began to shout and wail. I called on neighbours to come and see what was happening. He was subsequently taken to Dugbe Police Station in Osogbo.”

“He took me to the bathroom in the building and removed my pant and lay on me and later asked me to wear my pant back and return to the class,” the little girl said.
At the police station, the teacher pleaded, “Please, spare me; I didn’t know what came over me. The effect of what I did just dawned on me. I did not rape them. I only had sex with them. It’s the devil’s work.”

But the proprietress of the school, Mrs. Amoke Alao, said Oyeleke was perceived as a religious and diligent person and nobody suspected that he could commit such a crime.

Both girls were taken to police clinic at Oke-Fia, Osogbo, where a medical officer attended to them.
The medical officer, who chose to be anonymous, said the teacher did not penetrate the vaginas of the girls, adding that his organ, however, had an impact on their pubic areas. Shooo ?????

Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Mr. Taiwo Olugbemileke, said the case would be investigated *(as usual)*since it had been reported to the police.

Culled- The Punch

Dear Taiwo,

I give you kudos for what the Lord is using you to do in people’s lives. I have been out of the country for over eight years and I came back recently and met a friend of mine who had her problem solved through this column.

Although, our problems might not be the same, I will plead with you to help publish my story so that I can also get help. This would also act as an avenue for me to unburden my guilt. I need a listening ear, but I do not have the guts to come out and tell anybody the truth about what I did some 14 years ago.

It was something that brought me so much joy and relief, but at the expense of my peace of mind, I need to purge my heart of this guilt. I shouldn’t preempt your readers’ reaction. Most of them would think I am the most mean woman on earth, I wouldn’t mind, whatever their responses and reactions are because I have thought of worst things about myself.

Fate indeed, can be cruel, I plead that I should be judged in context and anyone in my shoes could have done what I did. As a young girl who married the only, and the first love of her life as a virgin, my expectation as a young wife was high.

Like every other woman, I believed that I would have no problems in bringing the fruits of my marriage to the world, especially because there was no history of barrenness in my family or of my husband’s.

My mother of blessed memory knew I married as a virgin, she was the first who started asking God the first series of questions. My husband too was also worried because according to him, I gave him the most valued gift he has ever had — my virginity on our wedding night. So why would the devil play a very expensive trick on us and our happiness?

We believe in the Lord and prayed hard. I knew God would visit me at His own time. Although, at times my faith was shaken, but I never had the intentions of leaving His presence or doing otherwise. Moreso, after all the tests my husband and I ran showed that we both could give birth to children without problems.

This, however, wasn’t the impression of my mother-in-law. Maybe I could understand her from the premise she came from. My husband, is her first child and her only son.

Of course, every mother, would be eager to see the fruit of such a child, but she wasn’t patient enough or maybe I should say she did not do a thorough home work to find out who really had a problem between the two of us. If she did, probably, she would have been able to uncover my husband’s deceit and help to look for a solution, instead of pushing me into the hands of another man which has led me to a situation where I have to carry this burden on my thin shoulder till now.

My husband and I were married for 10 years before I fell into this temptation. These 10 years were the most difficult years of my life. My mother-in-law started asking questions about a year after our marriage, but we continually pacify her to be patient. When the first year ran into the second, and until the fifth year when his other siblings who got married after us began to have children, she became troublesome.

She was coming to the house to call me different names. At a time, she insisted that my husband should take another wife if I was incapable of giving her the desired grand children. My husband’s refusal infuriated her, and she concluded that I must have charmed him. Then, I believed that my husband’s refusal was as a result of the love he had for me, I never knew it was because if he had done so then, he still wouldn’t have been asked to have children, a fact that I stumbled on few years ago after several years of marriage.

My journey into the abyss of “don’t talk-about- it” started on a fateful evening when I returned home from work and met my mother-in-law at home. The moment I saw her, I knew peace had been murdered. I greeted her cheerfully, but she returned my greetings with every terrible curse you couldn’t think of. She asked me to move out of her son’s house or die.
Dear Taiwo,
In a situation like this, I definitely would have looked up to him for support, but that I have not been able to get from him because he had become a drunk. He would beat me at every opportunity and to crown it all, he would also accuse me of not being able to have children, despite the fact that he knew that he was the reason for our childlessness.

But I tried to be calm, but she wouldn’t let me be. She provoked me to the level that I told her that I was not God and that He would give me children at His own time. She did not hesitate to tell my husband, when he came from the office that I was rude to her.

Without finding out what happened, my husband pounced on me and beat me. My mother had died few years before this time, and my other siblings had asked that I quit the marriage, but I refused. It was a situation of being alone in the whole world, but I kept holding on to God’s promise that there won’t be anyone barren in His land.

I went to work the following day because I was expecting an important client. I tried to look cheerful, but all my make-up couldn’t cover my bitterness.

My client came in promptly at 9 a.m and his first comment shocked me. He wanted to know why I looked that way and said I should have informed him before coming that I wasn’t okay. I tried to pretend all was well, but I couldn’t manage it.

I broke down and wept in his presence. He was a kind man who encouraged me to talk. I told him all I was going through; I couldn’t hold back all I had bottled up inside me except the fact that my husband was the root cause, because as of then, I didn’t know. One thing led to another, and before I knew it, I had started dating him.

He was a businessman who travelled out of the country a lot of times. A happily married man with three children, but he made me happy. I couldn’t help finding solace and peace in his arms.

Two months into my affairs with him, I became pregnant. Initially, I never knew I was pregnant; it was strange, (10 years after I was deflowered) I had no symptoms of the first trimester. I discovered I was pregnant when the pregnancy was over 12 weeks; probably, I would have thought of doing something silly because of the shock; but my husband was right there when the doctor gave me the news of my pregnancy. I didn’t know what to make of it.

All along, I never knew he could not father children. It was the miracle we have been waiting for. Every one who heard was happy for me. My husband became a changed man, my mother-in-law started treating me like her own daughter. But I was afraid; I was not comfortable. My “friend” was away on business trip and I called him to inform him. He said I should keep my peace, that he was sure the pregnancy was his, but that he wouldn’t trouble me.

I had a baby boy; my apprehension almost ran me into trouble just before I gave birth to the boy. I was worried, what if the baby looked like someone else. God however, was magnanimous as my son was my exact carbon copy. Every one rejoiced at his birth and peace returned to my home.

My friend came back from overseas business trip when my son was about four months. We had sex again and to my surprise, it led to another pregnancy, which brought forth another boy. I was, however, convinced without doubt that both of them were his.

You won’t believe that I had to take a DNA test to confirm and my suspicion was confirmed. When I told (their father), his response was that he had no intention of disrupting his home and mine and that I could keep my children, but that he would love to be part of their lives. Since then, he pays their fees and carries out every fatherly responsibility. In fact, he facilitated my whole family’s relocation to the US.

We normally visited home and it was during one of my trips home without my husband that I discovered the secret he had kept from me for more than a decade. I was looking for some documents when I stumbled on a medical report which confirmed that he cannot father children; I was shocked, but I had no guts to confront him with this fact when I returned to the US because of my own secret too.

I told the father of my children about my findings. He advised that I keep quiet and not disturb the delicate peace in my home. We have ceased to have any intimate relationship, but we remained friends.

Aside caring for his children he has been really good. His children have his kind heart. I don’t know what to do. This guilt is killing me. I couldn’t even tell my friend who advised that I should tell you.

Moreso, my husband knows that he cannot father children, yet he is not asking me questions.

Please, Monica Taiwo, what do I do with this burden in my heart? Help! please.

Anonymous.

LADY SAW – Came, saw… still conquering
Stamina mama!
BY KEVIN JACKSON Observer writer
Friday, May 18, 2012

DANCEHALL diva Lady Saw has enjoyed a prolific career, easily one of the most successful in a genre known for its share of one-hit wonders and flash-in-the-pans.
After more than 22 years in the game, the 43-year-old deejay is still a hot number.
Lady Saw
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“I am still durable as an artiste. Promoters still call me for shows and nobody is complaining about the price that I charge them,” the feisty Saw told Splash. “I am still able to pull a crowd each time I perform. I have the body of a 25-year-old and age means nothing to me. When I get old, I’m still going to be doing what I am doing,” she continued.
The dancehall mainstay, who was born Marion Hall in Galina, St Mary, got her big break in the early 1990s. After honing her skills on local sound systems, she set her sights on Kingston where she hooked up with the Stereo One sound system.
“When I was a teenager I would go to the dances even though I couldn’t afford to pay to get inside, I would still find a way to get in,” she recalled. “From there I would ask the selector to give me a touch on the microphone.”
It was at one of those dances that Saw met producers Castro Brown and Garfield ‘Sampalue’ Phillips from Diamond Rush Records.
Her first recording was for a producer called Piper. But it was the song Love Me or Lef Me for Olive Shaw’s (since deceased) Capricorn International label that got some traction on the airwaves.
Saw followed up with Half and Half Love Affair for producer Noel Browne’s New Name Muzik label. Her next song, the X-rated If Him Lef, was a hit and Saw’s career took off.
“When I started out I was just another female artiste getting the attention that I needed. Sampalue would go to the distributors with the records and they told him that female artistes don’t sell,” Saw said. “It was a bit discouraging but we still continued to push. And one night I was at a Stone Love dance and the song If Him Lef started to play and it mash up the dance. I stood there in awe; I just couldn’t believe how the people reacted to the song.”
Other hits like Good Man for Diamond Rush topped charts in Jamaica and overseas. Mama Don’t Worry, Stab Out the Meat and It’s Raining established the outrageous Saw as a dancehall force.
She later teamed with Beenie Man for Healing, which is considered one of dancehall’s classic recordings. She also collaborated with Luciano, Dennis Brown, Bounty Killer and Beres Hammond.
In the late 1990s, Saw maintained her hit run with Sycamore Tree, Dial Tone, Hoist it Up, No Long Talking, Glory be to God, and Woman We Name.
Your Boyfriend, Chat to Mi Back, Loser, Dreaming of You, Sunday to Sunday and Been So Long are some of her recent hits.
She has enjoyed international attention with Beenie Man on the song Boss Man which entered some of Billboard magazine’s smaller charts.
In 1999, Saw had even greater success with Elektra Records artiste Vitamin C on the pop hit Smile which peaked at number seven on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles Sales chart; number 21 on the Top 40 Mainstream chart and number 18 on the Hot 100. In New Zealand the single peaked at number 13 and stalled at number 29 on the Canadian pop chart.
Smile went gold in the United States and was certified by the Recording Industry Association of America for sales of 500,000 copies.
Three years later, Saw again tasted international success, but on a larger scale. She collaborated with pop band No Doubt on the single Underneath it All which was eventually certified triple platinum for sales of over three million copies.
That song peaked at number three on the Billboard Hot 100 and won a Grammy Award for Best Performance by a Duo or Group.
Saw rates performing with No Doubt in front of thousands of fans as a career highlight.
“That performance was major for me. When we finished performing Gwen (Stefani) said to me, ‘Saw you were the star of the show, why don’t you join us on the rest of the tour?’ Being at the Grammys hearing the members of the group mentioning my name on stage when they were accepting the Grammy for the song that we did. That was also a good moment for me,” Saw reminisced.
She says there has never been pressure to reinvent herself to stay current.
“It hasn’t been a major concern to me. People love me in a certain way. Sometimes it makes me blush or cry to see the outpouring of love that the fans give me. I love to do what comes naturally, which is to perform,” Saw said.

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Nature waiting for his big break
Howard Campbell
Friday, May 18, 2012

AFTER 10 years working the competitive dancehall circuit, singer Nature knows the feeling waiting for that big break.
“Patience is very important. Yuh can’t try to cross the river when it rough,” he reasoned.
NATURE… international issues like global warming and worldwide recession inspired him to write World Peace
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The dreadlocked Nature believes his time has finally come with World Peace, an acoustic song produced by Cordell ‘Scatta’ Burrell for Downsound Records.
He said international issues like global warming and worldwide recession inspired him to write World Peace. According to Nature, their impact shows how small the world has become in the last decade.
“Instead of singing about St James or Kingston, I did a song about the world because everything is relative in these times,” he said. “Wherever you are, you are going to be affected.”
The slender Nature credits World Peace’s music video for its appeal, saying it has recorded over 20,000 views since it was placed on YouTube less than two weeks ago. Despite the enthusiastic response, he is not ready to claim a hit record.
“Wi not going to jump the gun an’ say it bus’ or anything like dat. I will say it’s my fastest growing song,” he stated.
Downsound, which helped launch the careers of singers Fantan Mojah and Nanco, is the latest stop for Nature who was born Andre Ellis in Glendevon, St James. His first song, Dirty Closet, was recorded six years ago for the Ital Black label out of Greenwich Farm.
He did stints with producer Lloyd ‘King Jammys’ James and singer Freddie McGregor’s Big Ship camp, but saw little success. Nature was next signed to national footballer Ricardo ‘Bibi’ Gardener’s production company for which he did the songs Wasting Time and Hold On.
During his time with Gardener’s company, Nature did promotional dates in Europe and Australia. Last year, he linked with Downsound and Burrell, who has produced some of the popular dancehall beats in recent years.
Mama You Saved Me, another Downsound/Burrell production, is Nature’s followup to World Peace.

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